The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1887-12-01

maintains his old and reliable stand at
the corner Of Broadway and Montgom
cry street. and deals as usual only in the
very best.
| THE KAISER HOUSE,
host, N. Kaiser, is proprietor, is known by
of which that experienced and thoughtful
all who hunger, thirst or are weary as the
leading hotel in the whole district. Con-
structed solidly of br1ck and consequent
ly NE proof, it is furnished throughout
wit comfort and elegance.
THE SALOON.
The bar attached to this house owned
and operated by J. & H. Kaiser is among
the best in town and the fountain of all
that is palatable and refreshing
CITY LIVERY STABLES.
Ed. ingle's City Stables on Broad
way keeps in constant readiness every
imaginable kind of rig and conveyance
and a fine stock of harness and saddle
horses.
! j. NJ LEAN
| The Pioneer Blacksmith Shop is the
place par excellence to get such work
done. The name of John G. clean is
sufficient assurance of good work and
| fair treatment.
A. P. BOWIE's
City drug store is we'll fitted to fill every
want OF the growing community which
| it supplies with all that a frst-class dis
pensary carries. In addition to medi-
! cines, fresh and of finest quality, the
house carries full line OF cigars, toilet
articles, and all that go to fill up the
| little needs of life.
]. E. MEYER.
The meat market of J. E, Meyer with a
branch house in Granite aims with unus-
ual success to keep its hooks filed with
the best obtainable goods and meets
every demand made upon it by large
and constantly increasing custom.
BON TON RESTAURANT.
Ike Sparey's Bon Ton Restaurant is
| enjoplng patronage to an extent which
renders necessary its removal to more
commodious quarters in Weinstein's new
building on Broadway. In addition to
an excellent cuisine Mr. Sparey makes a
point OF polite and attentive service.
MINTYRE 4 MATTHEW'S.
cIntyre & Matthews, dealers in house.
hold utensils. heavy hardware and min
ing machinery are having hard time
| to handle the business which fair dealing
and good goods has brought to them.
F.. c. LAWRENCE,
| the Broadway jewelry. silverware and
music dealer, needs no further recon-
mendation than is found in the fact that
he is now in process of enlarging his
business to meet the growing demands of
his patrons. Mr.. Lawrence is selling off
his entire stock at auction, below cost,
| in order to make room for new stock.
MRS. E. NJ DoNEL's.
Mrs. E. McDonel's millinery and ladies'
dress goods establishment is the leading
establishment of its kind in the town and
the tickle tastes of fair femininity may
feel sure of being satisfied at this first
| class house.
The well-known grocery firm of Capl1ce
Il Smith more than keeps pace with the
prosperity and growth of the town and is
constantly adding to its facilities for
handling its rapidly increasing trade.
L.w. saoDAIR.
This now and enterprising house has
just been opened on Broadway, with a
large assortment of confectionery. fruits,
produce, cigars, etc. Mr.. Shodair will
give away as prizes to the
five largest purchasers of Tansill s
cigars the following articles: A hand
some music box, silver table set. meer-
schaum set, carving set, and cigar holder.
The result to be made known February 4.
| GEO. SIMPSON,
matchmaker and jeweler, who has lately
opened up in the postofice building,
shows by the excellent care of and good
work upon the watches and iewelry COM